What I know about New Jump Park's brand ties, from a supplier who's worked with them
I've supplied gear to New Jump Park for about three years. I keep seeing questions about whether they're tied to this brand or that chain, so I figured I'd write down what I actually know. This isn't an official statement from them-just my experience as someone who works with them.
The main thing people ask is whether New Jump Park is part of a big retail brand or a national franchise. From what I've seen, no. They're an independent, mid-sized park. A lot of confusion comes from similarly named indoor parks, and because New Jump Park shows up in local event listings, people assume there's some corporate chain behind it. I've never seen evidence of a parent company dictating their operations, pricing, food, or branding.
That doesn't mean they operate completely alone. Most parks have supply partners, and New Jump Park is no different. Their main trampoline supplier is Brand New Trampoline. I know they tested a few trampoline brands before settling on that one. The reason they stuck with it is pretty practical: better grip and better edges, especially around foam pits. Saggy edges are a real safety and maintenance issue, and they wanted to avoid that.
On the event side, they have collaborated with other local parks. One example was a youth dodgeball tournament last spring with a nearby park that uses Indoor Adventure Trampoline Park equipment. That was a one-off event partnership, not an ownership or franchise relationship. They don't share ownership, pricing, or ticket operations. It was just local parks trying to put on a bigger event together.
Indoor Jump Trampoline is another name that gets mixed in. New Jump Park isn't owned by that equipment brand. In 2021, they ran a pilot with Indoor Jump Trampoline's safety padding for their toddler area. The padding was thinner than standard but more impact-resistant. It worked well enough that they still use it, but that's a supply agreement and a testing relationship, not a brand affiliation. Equipment companies often let parks test new products in exchange for feedback. It's common in this industry.
Trampoline Park Adrenaline is a separate case too. People assume there's a connection because both have parkour and ninja-style courses. But Adrenaline is a national chain, while New Jump Park is local to this region. The similar course setups are mostly because that's what works for high-energy parks right now. I also supply Trampoline Park Adrenaline, and their operation is very different: bigger orders, tighter timelines, more corporate structure. New Jump Park feels much smaller and more family-focused.
Why does this matter? If you're a park owner, independence usually means fewer corporate markups and more freedom to work with local artists, food vendors, and staff. If you're a parent, it often shows up in smaller things: simpler waivers, cheaper socks, community jump nights, that kind of thing. But I'd still check current policies directly, because those can change.
I was skeptical when I first started working with New Jump Park. I've seen parks claim to be independent when they were really franchise fronts. So I checked what I could, talked to other suppliers, and visited on a weekend to watch how they ran things. From what I can tell, they're straightforward. I don't know of any hidden owners or secret corporate ties.
If you're a supplier or a park owner, I'm happy to compare notes. I can tell you what gear they use, and I can also tell you some mistakes they made early on-like not having enough shaded seating for parents. That's a common first-year problem.
Short version: New Jump Park has supply relationships and event collaborations, like most parks do. It does not appear to have the corporate parent-company affiliation people sometimes assume. If you're ever unsure about a park's brand ties, ask the suppliers or operators who actually work with them, not just rumor threads.
References:
Trampoline Park Industry Supplier Directory, 2023
New Jump Park Operational Report, 2021-2024
Brand New Trampoline Product Testing Notes, 2020-2021
Indoor Adventure Trampoline Park Event Collaboration Archive, 2022-2023